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The limits of the quantitative approach to discrimination 2022 James Baldwin lecture, Princeton University (lightly edited transcript) 1 Arvind Narayanan Oct 11, 2022 Contents My disillusionment 3 What counts as evidence of discrimination is a subjective choice 5 The null hypothesis allocates the burden of proof 7 Compounding inequality is far below the…
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